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  • For decades after her death, doctors and scientists repeatedly failed to ask her family for consent as they revealed Lacks\'s name publicly, gave her medical records to the media, and even published her cells\' genome online First is action on consent The last time the US Department of Health and Human Services worked to revise the Common Rule, it proposed a series of other changes at the same time;perhaps one way forward is to tackle consent for biospecimens on its own, and with discussion involving both scientists and the public
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  • Nature
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  • WHO
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  • Henrietta Lacks: science must right a historical wrong
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  • #821964
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  • 2020

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